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Perhaps the most interesting part is the final line of the document: > Initiated a PayPal chargeback process - PayPal responded: "we’ve determined there was no
by zenexer 6y ago
Perhaps the most interesting part is the final line of the document:
> Initiated a PayPal chargeback process - PayPal responded: "we’ve determined there was no unauthorized use"
While I get the impression that the user had authorized Facebook to charge via PayPal in the past, I find this conclusion rather silly. If I give my credit card number to Amazon, and someone hacks my Amazon account and starts making random purchases, chances are I'd have no trouble filing a chargeback.
- donmcronald 6y agoYep. Authentication is being used as an excuse to blame the user. It's because Facebook's a big company. If it was a small website where a user got phished PayPal would have charged it back IMO.